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Let's be honest, not everyone is sending cliffs and doing flips. Because of that, you probably don't need a burly 18 DIN binding. So why not save yourself some money and go with a binding that is still more than good enough for your needs? The squire is a great binding for the average skier. It is very lightweight and will save your knees and release when needed. I've felt that these bindings are great for lighter skiers and younger skiers who definitely don't need massive, burly high-DIN bindings. I've felt that these are great for chill days on the hill or skiing with family, while I might not trust them if I am going big off of a jump, these bindings will be more than enough for almost any skier on the mountain. They are cheap, light, and your knees will thank you when these bindings save your knees in a crash.
- The average skier who doesn't need a din of 16
- Lighter weight shredders
- Light weight
- A din of 11 might not be enough for some
- Not very burly
- More plastic in the construction then it's older and bigger brothers
The Marker Squire 11 Ski Bindings are the perfect choice for freeride and freestyle rookies who want a lightweight, sturdy, and stylish binding. With its progressive design, this binding is sure to turn heads on the slopes. The Triple Pivot Light toe piece has been extensively improved with an Ice Off Rail that keeps your sole free of snow and ice. The Hollow Linkage heel reduces step-in force by approximately 35%, even with GripWalk soles. At only 24 mm high, this compact binding offers direct feel and ski control.
Key Features:
- Lightweight Triple Pivot Light toe piece with Ice Off Rail.
- State-of-the-art Hollow Linkage heel reduces step-in force by approximately 35%.
- Compact design at only 24 mm high for direct feel and ski control.
- GripWalk-ready for added versatility.
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